Good morning. Here’s the latest from around the lacrosse world:

1. He’s still got it. The reigning Major League Champions, the Denver Outlaws, opened their home schedule last night and 44-year-old John Grant Jr. put on a show with four goals, including this one-handed shot through the legs.

Easiest decision EVER for the @newbalance Play of the Game  pic.twitter.com/MBIzxUft7X

— Major League Lacrosse (@MLL_Lacrosse) June 28, 2019

Brendan Kavanagh also scored four times and Zach Currier had three goals and three assists as the Outlaws beat the Dallas Rattlers 15-9 to improve to 3-1, a half-game behind league-leading Boston (3-0).

2. A team of Women’s Professional Lacrosse League players, including 2017 World Cup champion Megan Douty, begins a three-game exhibition series against the English national team tonight.

Make sure to follow along on our Instagram story as @laurenlea_1 takes over and gives everyone an inside look! https://t.co/7vnuEi7aBD

— WPLL (@prowomenslax) June 27, 2019

3. Sabrina Cristodero, a two-year starting defedner at Florida who has 202 draw controls and was named first team all-league in the American Athletic Conference this spring, is transferring to Hofstra.

4. Our way early rankings for NCAA Division II women’s lacrosse include Tampa at No. 6.

5. The US Lacrosse Nationals, featuring 52 teams from 17 states in four brackets this July, will feature all four championship games streamed on Lax Sports Network.

WHAT WE’RE READING

• Major League Lacrosse and the Premier Lacrosse League have both opened their All- Star voting.

• The USILA named its 2019 Warrior and New Balance Division I Scholar All-America team.

• Team USA’s Caitlyn Wurzburger was named as Florida’s top high school girls’ lacrosse player for the third consecutive season.

• Newsday released its All-Long Island high school teams and a pair of U.S. team players were named as the players of the year. Kasey Choma, a Notre Dame signee from Eastport-South Manor and a member of the 2019 U.S. U19 team, was named as the girls’ winner and Brennan O’Neill, a Duke commit from St. Anthony’s who earlier this week advanced to the top 50 in the 2020 U.S. U19 team tryouts, was the boys’ receipient.

• Jon Liguori, who helped Stockton reach the NCAA Division III men’s tournament this year, died in a car crash on Monday.

WHAT WE’RE WATCHING

Drew Snider helped lead Denver to multiple MLL titles and now his younger brother, Will, is carrying on the family legacy, netting a two-pointer for his first professional goal.

First MLL goal for Will Snider is a 2-pointerhttps://t.co/vWe29fzYri pic.twitter.com/s0CR8vwoIA

— Major League Lacrosse (@MLL_Lacrosse) June 28, 2019

WHAT’S ON TAP

• After a big crowd in Baltimore for a night game, the Premier Lacrosse League plays its second game under the lights with the Archers and Atlas squaring off in primetime tonight from Atlanta on NBC Sports Network. The TV/Streaming schedule of pro lacrosse for the weekend is available here.

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